Philosophy, Phobosophy and Sociology

Mick Campion

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Philosophical Thought and Analysis Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice Critical Realism in Sociology

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Works by Nigel Pleasants and Ian Hunter are considered in such a way as to display key relevant features of their version of philosophy and to facilitate a conceptualisation of phobosophy. This process leads to the conclusion that we might be wise to treat sociology, along with many other forms of human activity, as creative activities rather than as forms of meticulous description.

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